In This Issue
Upcoming Events
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Fort Lauderdale, Florida
January 28 – February 1, 2012
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San Francisco, Ca
February 7-11, 2012
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Focus on Safety:
Continuing Education: A priceless opportunity to build knowledge and credentials
 LifeNet Health is pleased to offer continuing education programs for nursing and technical staff. Make this the year you add to your knowledge base on industry safety, quality and best practices—and earn CE credits while you're doing it. For more information or to schedule a program at your facility, talk to your LifeNet Health Bio-Implant Specialist.
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Focus on Quality:
LifeNet Health: Online & In Touch
 Looking for information, inspiration or a way to say thank you for the gift of organ donation? Check out LifeNet Health online for a comprehensive look at LifeNet Health products, support programs and safety practices.
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Focus on Innovation:
Employee Spotlight-Robin Cowherd, Director, Donor Family Services
 What began 13 years ago as a part-time job and a professional transition has become a full-time passion for Robin Cowherd. Supporting and honoring donor families is at the heart of Cowherd's work as Director of Donor Family Services at LifeNet Health. The department was created out of the need to build a more comprehensive grief support program for donor families beyond the hospital walls.
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Focus on Service:
Organ Donation & A Life of Greatness
 This year, as we prepare to celebrate the holiday season with friends and family, we'd like to say thank you to friends who feel like family to all of us here at LifeNet Health.
LifeNet Health Clinical Services Director Lisa Stanzione met Robbie Key five years ago when Robbie began working at LifeNet Health. The two became friends and Lisa quickly grew to admire her co-worker's humor, kindness and passion for her work. Lisa and her coworkers knew about Robbie's deep concern for her daughter Mandy who at age 19 had been diagnosed with a disease that shut down her kidneys. In fact, shortly before joining LifeNet Health, Robbie had donated a kidney to her daughter but to the family's great disappointment, Mandy's body had rejected it. As Mandy's health deteriorated, so did her spirits.
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